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Rule of Law

States Sue D.C. at Record Levels — MN Case May Be the Turning Point

A sweeping rise in state and city lawsuits reveals a deeper constitutional struggle over federal power—one now crystallizing in Minnesota’s challenge to Operation Metro Surge.

Can Things Get Even Worse for Mike Johnson?
Ethics & Leadership

Can Things Get Even Worse for Mike Johnson?

From immigration backlash to cultural boycotts, cascading crises are tightening the vise around the embattled Speaker Johnson

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Ethics & Leadership

Trump’s Rhetoric of Exaggeration Hurts Democracy

Trump's use of superlatives, insults, and crisis language fuels division and undermines democratic norms.

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Electoral Reforms

The Quiet Campaign That Could Rewrite the 2028 Election

A little‑known interstate compact is nearing the 270‑vote threshold that could shift presidential power to the national popular vote.

More Artists Boycott Trump‑Renamed Kennedy Center
Pop Culture

More Artists Boycott Trump‑Renamed Kennedy Center

Musicians and dance companies are canceling performances in protest, adding to a widening backlash over political interference at the nation’s premier arts institution.

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Ethics & Leadership

Why I Was ‘Diagnosed’ With Trump Derangement Syndrome

Examining the 2025 episodes that challenged democratic institutions and highlighted the stakes for truth, accountability, and responsible public leadership.